Small Trees

Asparagus scandens

Relatively small scrambling plant with wiry stems, which tends to behave more as a groundcover, or climb a short
From Eurobodalla Shire Council

Many people confuse two citrus trees: calamondins (x Citrofortunella microcarpa ) and round-fruited cumquats (
From Burke's Backyard

Ixora comprises a few hundred species of shrubs and small trees, all of which are evergreens. This plant is neat and
From Janine's Garden

About 15 species of evergreen perennials, shrubs and small trees. All are native to tropical Asia, far northern
From Janine's Garden

Shrubs or small trees (2-6 m) with brush-like flowers in shades of cream, yellow, pink and red. The attractive flowers
From Janine's Garden

Except for those growing in cold climates, Durantas are evergreen shrubs or small trees from the American tropics and
From Janine's Garden

Native to the southwest Pacific region (one species in tropical America), most of the 15 or so species of this genus of
From Janine's Garden

About 20 species of evergreen shrubs and small trees. Some are grown for their edible fruit such as oranges, lemons,
From Janine's Garden

Gossypium belongs to the hibiscus family and includes annuals, woody perennuals, evergreen shrubs and small trees found
From Janine's Garden

A scrambling plant with wiry stems, which tends to behave more as a groundcover, or climb a short distance into shrubs
From Eurobodalla Shire Council

The true spittlebugs are usually visible as masses of froth (sometimes called "cuckoo-spit") clinging to the
From NSW Agriculture

Citrus plants have fragrant white flowers, glossy, evergreen leaves and delicious fruit which is very rich in vitamin C.
From Burke's Backyard

Peter Valder looked at one of the very best small trees for Australian conditions. Gordonia axillaris (renamed
From Burke's Backyard

Deciduous magnolias are wonderful small trees which produce large scented flowers on bare branches in winter and early
From Burke's Backyard

Cut the cauliflower into small heads and cut them across the grain to get small trees. Chop the rest of the cauliflower
From Australian Womens Weekly